Tomi Balogh is a London-based Hungarian jazz pianist, composer, and producer, known for blending contemporary jazz with R&B and hip-hop. A Junior Prima Award winner and Franz Liszt Academy of Music alum, he has performed at Ronnie Scott’s (For the King in Windsor), Istambul Jazz Festival, and Saudi Arabia’s first jazz festival. He collaborates with artists such as Yolanda Brown OBE, Bubby Lewis, and Nnavy, and recently composed the score for a London-based documentary on youth knife crime. His signature style fuses the harmonic complexity of Bartók and Stravinsky with modern beats, making him a unique voice in today’s music landscape.